New San Disk Card

Pbass · 08-16-03, 09:51 PM

Hey there's a new San Disk SDIO wi-fi card commin out (w/PPC2003 support) and i was wondering why the san disk site doesnt list it as being compatible with the Dell X5. My thought is maybe it is the SDIO type of card but i have no clue. So is there a difference between SDIO and SD/MMC?

I'm running a 400mhz X5 with 2003 (without the fix

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Anyone now how to get the fix yet?

~Pbass

ikehiker · 08-16-03, 10:03 PM

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Originally posted by Pbass
So is there a difference between SDIO and SD/MMC?

Yes, and it's the reason the card will not work with the Axim. If you want (a lot) more information, do a search on the site for SDIO.

08-16-03, 10:21 PM

the ax's are not SDIO enabled. I heard somewhere it may be possible for dell to fix that though...... anyone have any further input on that?

Jwilker · 08-16-03, 11:32 PM

Maybe that's something Chris can ask if he get's an interview?

SDIO would rock

08-17-03, 12:31 AM

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Originally posted by Jwilker
Maybe that's something Chris can ask if he get's an interview?

SDIO would rock

Thats a good one.
I think a couple of the folks around here might allready know what needs to be done.
I'm not 100% sure about that though.
I thought I read about this somewhere else. I don't really wander too far away from this site these days. Mostly just hyperlinks and such.:rolling: :rolling: :rolling: :crooked:

Pbass · 08-17-03, 08:40 AM

Hey guys thanx a lot, i guess im stuck with buying a socket card right now, hopefully others will be released soon though.

Jwilker · 08-17-03, 09:56 AM

Others? That support 2003? The Dell and I think it's the D-link both have drivers.

I hear netgear is coming up with theirs and some day sandisk will release their 2003 driver for the combo memory/wifi card

drunken · 08-18-03, 12:16 AM

yes, D-Links PPC2002 drivers work well with WM2k3.